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my familie is off to get fries from some place but i know fries are gluten free but not if other food is also baked in the baking oil what to do?can it be that there doesnt come any gluten in it or not?

also is mayonaise gluten free or not?


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my familie is off to get fries from some place but i know fries are gluten free but not if other food is also baked in the baking oil what to do?can it be that there doesnt come any gluten in it or not?

also is mayonaise gluten free or not?

PLAIN fries cooked in a dedicated fryer are usually OK unless handled by someone who has previously handled a bun. SEASONED fries are usually NOT OK.

Most mayonnaise is OK until someone sticks the knife back into the jar while making a sandwich. You need your own jar or at least one of those upside down squeeze bottles.

Juliebove Rising Star

McDonald's fries may or may not be safe. These are very controversial. We do not eat them because they contain not only wheat but dairy and we are allergic.

Also, fries are not usually baked in restaurants. They are fried. Other things that might be fried in that oil could cause contamination. As the other poster stated, seasoned fries are usually not gluten-free. I have also seen some fries that are battered. Beer battered fries are becoming more popular here. They would not be gluten-free either.

UndercoverAlien Apprentice

damn so mcdonalds contains gluten?

oh well i eat it rarely

jaime1103 Rookie

Chick Fil A fries are safe - just make sure you ask the manager to verify that only the fries were cooked in the oil. I asked at the Chick Fil A that I go to and the are safe.... the manager and owner made me feel very confident that nothing else touches the oil.

Pyro Enthusiast

Watch out for chick fil A. They fry their fries in peanut oil. Luckily I looked them up online before going there.

If you're okay with peanuts, then pig out! They look good.

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